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halter high low dress

halter high low dress Rhode Red Halter-Neck Midi Dress – Club L London

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halter high low dress Rhode Red Halter-Neck Midi Dress – Club L LondonRhode captures effortless elegance with a bold, contemporary twist. Crafted from our premium scuba crepe in a striking red hue, this midi length design offers both structure and fluidity. The halter neckline frames the shoulders beautifully, while the A line silhouette creates a flattering, timeless shape. Rhode is the perfect choice for events that call for confidence, sophistication, and a touch of modern glamour. Features Premium scuba crepe Halter

Rhode captures effortless elegance with a bold, contemporary twist. Crafted from our premium scuba crepe in a striking red hue, this midi-length design offers both structure and fluidity. The halter neckline frames the shoulders beautifully, while the A-line silhouette creates a flattering, timeless shape. Rhode is the perfect choice for events that call for confidence, sophistication, and a touch of modern glamour.


Features

- Premium scuba crepe 

- Halter neckline 

- Invisible zip closure

- A-line silhouette 

- Midi length 


Sizing & Fit

Model is 5’7 and wears UK size 8 / US size 4


Product Information

Designed exclusively by Club L London

Lined / some stretch 

Premium scuba crepe in Red (95% Polyester, 5% Elastane) 

Worn length on the body - from shoulder to hem: 120cm

This style falls to the mid calf 

SKU: CL137481100

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